Frontier Wars
When Western Australia's Governor Chris Dawson stood on the banks of Bilya Maadjit (Murray River) last month and apologised for the 1834 Pinjarra Massacre, his words carried the weight of 191 years of...
On its 191st anniversary, Western Australian Governor Chris Dawson AC APM issued a formal apology for the actions of the state's first Governor Sir James Stirling at the Pinjarra Massacre.
Professor Ghillar, Michael Anderson, Convenor of the Sovereign Union and last surviving member of the founding four of the 1972 Aboriginal Embassy in Canberra has urged people to join the Commemorativ...
Since 1788, countless acts of violence have been inflicted on Australia's First Peoples, collectively known as the Frontier Wars. These include massacres, wars, and resistance, with estimates suggesti...
The history of the Native Mounted Police in Queensland is one of profound distress for Aboriginal people. This state-sponsored paramilitary force, operational during the mid to late 19th century, play...
The town of Bathurst will soon mark the 200th anniversary of New South Wales Governor Sir Thomas Brisbane declaring martial law in the region.
From a place of historic atrocity to a now sacred site of truth-telling and healing, First Nations people and a community of reconciliation supporters from CQUniversity recently gathered at Gai-i, on...
The Frontier Wars movement held the thirteenth annual wreath laying service on the grounds of the Australian War Memorial on ANZAC Day. Professor Ghillar Michael Anderson, astronomer, activist and kno...
Remembering Indigenous resistance during the bloody conquest of Australia would help facilitate the country's truth-telling process, an author who has chronicled his family's role in the wars says, ca...
The Yoorrook Justice Commission - the first formal truth-telling process into historical and ongoing injustices experienced by First Peoples - has met near the cradle of European occupation In Victori...
Queensland's Human Rights Commissioner has criticised comments from the state's Police Union President, saying it was "reprehensible" in the current post-referendum climate.
Despite the threat of rain more than 150 people gathered at Post Office Square in Meeanjin / Brisbane on Thursday to commemorate and celebrate the life of Aboriginal freedom fighter, Dundalli.
An attempted mass poisoning in 1981 has been discovered alongside more than 110 newly unearthed Indigenous massacre sites identified by academics.